FCC Provider of the Month – September
What do you enjoy most about being an FCC Provider?The part I enjoy the most is building meaningful relationships with the children and their families. Watching the little ones grow, learn, and reach new milestones each day is such a joy. It feels special to know I can provide a safe, nurturing environment where they […]
Minot High FBLA Kicks Off Winter Clothing Drive to Warm Local Families
Submitted by Saige Carlson As colder temperatures begin to settle in, Minot High School’s Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) chapter is taking action to support families in need across the community. The student-led organization is hosting a Winter Clothing Drive from September 15th to September 20th, with the goal of collecting new and gently […]
North Sports Climbing Leaderboards
The Minot North girls swim team turned in a strong showing at the Capital City Invite, finishing second overall with a team score of 331. Their depth across events helped secure the runner-up finish in a highly competitive field.On the golf course, the Braves girls continued to impress. At the Minot High Invite at Vardon, […]
Meet our Child Development Center and Homeschool MFLCs
Megan ArmentaChild and Youth Behavioral Military andFamily Life Counselor (CYB-MFLC)Megan.E.Armenta@leidos.com571.376.0703 My name is Megan Armenta, and I’m a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor with a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Lamar University. Originally from Texas, I began my career in a private practice setting, where I worked with both children and adults for […]
Minot Advances to Public Voting for $120K Grant to Bring 10 Weeks of Free Outdoor Concerts to Downtown
Local Motives Minot has advanced to the public voting phase for a national Levitt Foundation grant of up to $120,000 to bring 10 free outdoor concerts to downtown Minot each summer from 2026 through 2028. This is a chance for Minot to compete on a national stage for an investment in the city’s quality of […]
September: If you’re bored you’re doing it wrong
Last week, when I looked at my calendar and scrolled through my mental list of what’s happening, I immediately felt overwhelmed. Everyone talks about how fast summer goes, but no one really mentions how quickly September flies.For me, August is a paradox. It’s both a rush to cram in the last bits of summer before […]
The Monopoly Man
Joe Weigand has been in Medora for many years, as Teddy Roosevelt. He tells the joke about walking briskly across the park in Medora at his way to one of his many performances and having some youngster exclaim “Look Mom, it’s that guy from Monopoly!” Adorned in his black 3-piece tux, including his round top […]
Scams abound
There was a recent news report about an individual here in North Dakota who got scammed out of $100,000. That’s a lot of money and even though you would think a criminal mind could get a loot like that and run, it appears they can’t resist the urge to come back for more. People being […]
Safe Rides: Saving lives and military careers one phone call at a time!
Safe driving is now a piece of cake and, Senior Airman Katherin Varela-Loaiza from the 5 Force Support Squadron is proving why. SrA Loaiza has dedicated over 270 hours over the past year and a half to Safe Rides, the volunteer program that provides Airmen with a safe ride home in a variety of situations. […]
Team Minot Connects with Community on Future of Sentinel ICBM
Senior Airman Trust Tate, 5th Bomb Wing Public Affairs MINOT AIR FORCE BASE, N.D. — Air Force officials from Air Force Global Strike Command and Minot Air Force Base conducted a public town hall on August 26, 2025 at Minot State University to discuss details with the community on the transition process from the Minuteman […]